Healthcare website templates
84 free one-page healthcare website templates across 14 sub-niches, each a distinct layout with HTML code and a DESIGN.md. Sub-niches cover general practice, hospitals, specialist clinics, dental and eye care, mental health, rehabilitation, pharmacy and veterinary care. Every site includes a safety line where the niche needs one, clear ways to book or refer, and sample copy written for that kind of practice.
Sub-niches
Also for WordPress
Healthcare WordPress themes: 84 block themes across 14 sub-niches, each installed and tested.
App and portal screens
Clinic home · Doctor directory · Telehealth visit
What each sub-niche covers
- Medical practice. For a family or general practice: registration, repeat prescriptions, test results and how to get an urgent appointment, written for patients who want a practical answer.
- Hospital. For a community hospital: departments, outpatient clinics, a minor injuries unit, visiting times and how to find your way around the site.
- Cardiology. For an outpatient heart practice: a route for patients, a separate route for referring clinicians, a plain guide to each test, and emergency guidance near the top of the page.
- Dermatology. For a skin clinic with medical and cosmetic sides: mole checks, patch testing and a route for referrers, kept apart from cosmetic treatments.
- Pediatrics. For a children's clinic: well visits, sick visits and newborn care, with routing to the right visit and no symptom lists.
- Fertility clinic. For a fertility clinic: first conversations, tests and treatment options in a plain order, including stopping or taking a break. No success rates.
- Dental. For a family dental practice: check-ups, hygiene, fillings and emergencies, with a new patient guide, guide prices and what to do about a dental emergency.
- Orthodontics. For a braces and aligner practice: consultations for children and adults, how treatment runs from first look to retainers, and general time ranges that are labelled as not a promise.
- Therapist. For a counselling practice: who it may and may not be right for, how a first session goes, fees and cancellation, and clear crisis signposting.
- Mental health clinic. For a group outpatient mental health clinic: assessment, therapy, group programmes and medicine reviews, a named care coordinator, referral from doctors, and crisis signposting on every page.
- Physical therapy. For a physical therapy and rehab clinic: assessments, sports rehab, pelvic health and classes, with a route for surgeons and doctors who send patients.
- Optometry. For an independent eye care practice: eye tests, children's vision, contact lenses and frame fitting, with what to do about sudden changes in vision.
- Pharmacy. For a community pharmacy: repeat prescriptions, medicine reviews, vaccinations, minor ailment advice and travel health, with branch hours and when to see a doctor instead.
- Veterinary. For a small animal vet: consultations, vaccinations, neutering, dental care and repeat prescriptions, with new pet registration and an out-of-hours line.
What every template includes
- A full, responsive one-page home page written for that sub-niche.
- HTML code and a DESIGN.md of colour, type and spacing tokens, in light and dark.
- Original inline illustrations. No stock photos and no third-party images.
Before you use one
Names, people, addresses, phone numbers and timings in every template are fictional samples to replace. The templates are designs, not medical advice, and they do not make a site compliant with any health, privacy or advertising rule.
Plain text for assistants: this page as Markdown.
search_ui_screens (e.g. “billing settings, editorial style”), get_ui_flow for a whole journey, and get_ui_screen_code to pull the HTML and DESIGN.md straight into your project.